Last year India's Punjab state received an award from the World Health Organization (WHO) in recognition of "its exemplary campaign against tobacco." Among the achievements for which the WHO recognized Punjab's State Tobacco Control Cell: "Punjab is the first state to declare e-cigarettes illegal." And here is what that policy looks like in practice: This month Parvesh Kumar, a 25-year-old Mohali shopkeeper caught selling e-cigarettes, was sentenced to three years of "rigorous imprisonment," plus another six months should he be unable to pay a fine of 100,000 rupees (about $1,500)
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